Yoav Farhi
The City of Gaza in the Roman Period: The Numismatic Evidence (First Century BCE–Third Century CE)
The City of Gaza in the Roman Period: The Numismatic Evidence (First Century BCE–Third Century CE)
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Format: Hardback
Length: 500 pages
Publication date: 07 July 2026
Publisher: The Israel Numismatic Society
This book is a comprehensive discussion examining the production and significance of the coinage struck by the city of Gaza under Roman rule from the conquest of this region by Pompey (64/3 BCE) to the end of the municipal minting in the second quarter of the third century (241/2 CE), based on the study of some 4,494 bronze and silver coins.
ISBN-13: 9789657849392
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